Bitcoin moved from $84,567 to $83,892, a decline of $675 or roughly 0.8%, consolidating within a range session after last week's advance.A mixed session: price is quiet and inside its 30-day range, which is mostly noise, but the ETF year-to-date flow turning net positive after erasing a $5.8 billion deficit is a structural development that does change the near-term demand picture. Not a panic day, but not entirely noise either.
Bitcoin ETFs extended a six-day inflow streak to $2.8 billion cumulative and year-to-date net flows turned positive at $800 million, reversing from a $5.8 billion deficit reached in July.
Bond volatility hit its highest level since March while Bitcoin's implied volatility remained near yearly lows, a divergence that complicates Bitcoin's straightforward classification as a risk asset.
Bitget disclosed that a $351.6 million hack occurred via spoofed internal transfer requests rather than compromised private keys, with Bitget's CEO attributing the attack to North Korean state-linked actors.
Block integrated Bitcoin Lightning payments into the x402 open payment standard alongside Google, Microsoft, AWS, and Coinbase, extending Lightning's potential role as a machine-to-machine settlement rail.
Hash rate held at 921 EH/s and fees remain low at 4 sat/vB for fast confirmation, reflecting a healthy and uncongested network with no miner stress signals.
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$1.69T
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$35.59B
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58.2%
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